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- "Sheep May Safely Graze" (Aria from Cantata No. 208) (J. S. Bach)
  
  The gently gliding phrases of this lovely aria make it...
  
  The gently gliding phrases of this lovely aria make it an excellent meditative interlude for wedding ceremonies. Listen here:
  
  $ 8.00
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- "Sheep May Safely Graze" (Aria from Cantata No. 208) (J. S. Bach)
  
  The gently gliding phrases of this lovely aria make it...
  
  The gently gliding phrases of this lovely aria make it an excellent meditative interlude for wedding ceremonies. Listen here:
  
  $ 10.00
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- "Simple Gifts" Fugue (Brackett/Naughtin)
  
  Joseph Brackett's familiar Shaker tune has been adapted by many...
  
  Joseph Brackett's familiar Shaker tune has been adapted by many composers. Here it gets a rich contrapuntal treatment in a majestic fugue for String Quartet. Listen here:
  
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- "Simple Gifts" Fugue (Brackett/Naughtin)
  
  Joseph Brackett's familiar Shaker tune has been adapted by many...
  
  Joseph Brackett's familiar Shaker tune has been adapted by many composers. Here it gets a rich contrapuntal treatment in a majestic fugue for String Orchestra. Listen here:
  
  $ 10.00
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- "Son of the Puszta" (Béla Kéler)
  
  The Hungarian composer Béla Kéler (1820-1882) was known for his...
  
  The Hungarian composer Béla Kéler (1820-1882) was known for his catchy dance tunes--in fact, Brahms stole one for his Hungarian Dances. Here is a classic czárdás that begins with a slow, melancholy lassu, then launches into a sparkling Zingara full of wild Gypsy abandon. Listen here:
  
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- "Son of the Puszta" (Béla Kéler)
  
  The Hungarian composer Béla Kéler (1820-1882) was known for his...
  
  The Hungarian composer Béla Kéler (1820-1882) was known for his catchy dance tunes--in fact, Brahms stole one for his Hungarian Dances. Here is a classic czárdás that begins with a slow, melancholy lassu, then launches into a sparkling Zingara full of wild Gypsy abandon. Listen here:
  
  $ 10.00

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